Experimental Analysis Of Earth Battery Using Different Combination Of Metallic And Non-Metallic Solid

Muhammad Syahmi, Zainuddin (2015) Experimental Analysis Of Earth Battery Using Different Combination Of Metallic And Non-Metallic Solid. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Soil has been proven it is capable to generate electricity. Numerous studies have been made regarding its capability of doing so. This is possible through the earth battery concept. Different research successfully applied it making LED’s work. In this project, condition of soil, combination of electrode, and type of connection had been conclude. Diverse mixes of metallic and non-metallic solid were examined for most extreme potential energy. Material that will be used are copper, zinc, carbon and lead. Result show the best combination of electrode are zinc and copper. The voltage level was found to increment directly by change the combination of material. Other than that, voltage and current were found to increase by the wet condition of the soil. The humidity also give effect of measurement as the higher humidity, the increment of voltage and current will occur. Operation of earth battery as a free power source was exhibited effectively. Additionally, it is important to find way on the most proficient method to build the ability to be created by an earth battery.

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